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Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., May 15, 1969
SPORTS
Angels Win Softball
Trophy in Parade
Havnie PTA
To Organize
At Meeting
Ben 1 ee. principal and
Pork^ \ndcrson. assistant prin
cipal oft: new I lementary
school on Morrow Road met
with Mrs 1 rances Lowe, retir
ing president of IMA Council,
and several parents of the area
to form .i planning committee
to set thm - ■ up lor the organ,
zatumal meeting to be held
I uvsdas Mas 20 at 8 p in in
lai a I lementary cafeteria
Winton Powers was elected
■temporary <hairman and Mrs
Cis die I dge temporary secre
tary.
Ilie following temporary
chairmen were elected tor
special duties
By laws Committee Mr
Ben lit Mrs ( arol Dyson.
Mrs ( hdie I dec Mrs Rue
Powcis Ho pitahty ( ommit-
Ice Mrs Shelby ( athcart. Pub
licity < imttee Mrs Mary
\ttma M .K rship Commit
tee Mis Mimi Walker; Pro-
( ommit tee Porky
\nders< m
Children to attend the
school wr come from lake
llaibm Monow and Tara
Schools
flic .ura runs from the
powetlmi out to I 75 with Ihe
exception ot a small area west
ot Hickory Drive which will
SALE
NEW KAWASAKI
175 CC, ELECTRIC STARTER $475
250 CC, TWIN CYLINDER $599
350 CC AVENGER $699
CYCLE SALES & SERVICE, INC.
920 Main St. - Forest Park - 361-5585
I his is a series of articles to be published by the
Hauk of Forest Park
BANK OF FOREST PARK
SALUTES
Prior to assuming his present position, Dr. Downs was Assistant Vice-Chancellor, Uni
versity bystem of Georgia In this capacity he was responsible for the general adminis
trative duties for 24 colleges in the Georgia System Also, responsible for developing
new J jmor College, evaluation studies, planning, enrollment data, testing, and guid
ance He has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in tests and measurements,
individual analysis, organization and administration of guidance services, occupational
information counseling, and directing master thesis. In addition to these outstanding
achievements, Dr Downs is the author of numerous publications.
Clayton Junior College will open in September of 1969 The college is a two-year insti
tution —one of 26 institutions operated by the Board of Regents of the University Sys
tem of Georgia At the present time, the fee schedule for junior colleges is SBO per
quarter for full-time students and $7 per quarter hour for part-time students. Each
member of the Clayton Junior College faculty will hold a master's degree or higher
degree in his teaching discipline. The initial faculty will consist of approximately 50
members, teaching mathematics, English, literature, art, music, speech, French, Span
ish, biology, physics, chemistry, zoology, history, political science, government, soci
ologv, psychology, accounting, economics, business administration, and nursing.
Dr Downs, the Bank of Forest Park welcomes you to Clayton County and wishes you
the best success as President of the Clayton Junior College.
Friendliest Bank Anywhere sWy
Wil’ \gg7
Watch for the Grand Opening of Our New Bank! inteTeanifca'rd
Assn.
Forest Park Girls’ Softball
season officially opened Satur
day. May 10. The Angels, one
of our senior teams, won the
trophy at the parade Congrat
illations. Angels, we know you
spent a lot of time and it took
hard work to fix your float.
The first game was between
the Tom Boy Pee Weesand the
Red Wings. The Red Wings
defeated the Tom Boy Pee
Wees. 24 to 14
Results of the other games
were:
Diamondnettes 29. Panther
ettes 2; Red Birds 15. Tom
Boy Jrs 6. Dixies 25, Comets
10. Tom Boy Srs 32. Red
Devils 0. Fireballs 5, Angels 4
Cindy Stanford and Judy
Scarbrough had hits that
bounced over the fence
Debby Hill made some hard
catches in the last game which
was a close one all the way.
We hope we haven't slighted
anyone Let us know of any
thing of special interest
Remember, coaches, report
your scores to I velyn Brown.
We wish to express our
thanks to Gene and Johnny,
our umpires for the day, tor
helping to make the opening a
success.
Pl Bl l( 11 Y CHAIRMAN
GIRLS' SOFTBALL
st ill attend I ara.
A call to your present
school, if you are in doubt, will
clarify the situation.
Flection and Installation
meeting will follow May 27 at
8 p m at lara
By COL. A. J. McDERMOTT, U.S.A. (Ret.)
Director of Industry and Trade
Harry Downs
Dr. Horry S. Downs, o native Georgian, who holds a graduate
degree from North Georgia College, a masters degree from
the University of Georgia, and a doctorate degree from Michi
gan State University, has been appointed President of the new
Clayton Junior College.
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FOREST PARK HIGH BAND IN THE OPENING DAY PARADE EAST SATURDAY
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ANGELS FINISH FIRST — Left to right.
Mary Snodgrass, Jan Burch, Doris Mur
phy, Patty Parker, Donna Watkins, Bren
da Watkins, Cathy Fowler, Jan Terrell,
Diane Little. These girls are some of the
members of the “Angels” softball team,
coached by Jean Fouler and Mr. and Mrs.
Spot Bid Sale
At Army Depot
A l LANTA ARMY 1)1 POT
A local spot bid sale will be
held at Atlanta Army Depot
Saturday, May 17, beginning at
9 am.. in Bldg. 917. second
floor.
Lor sale are aircraft and
helicopter parts, medical chests
and cabinets, wood and metal
desks, vehicular parts, hard
ware items, wood chests, metal
beds, outboard motor, canvas
gas mask bags, water canteens ।
Snodgrass. All team members contributed
donations for material but these are the
girls that did the actual donating of the
float. The Angels won first prize for the
best float among team entries.— (Photo by
Pece.)
and cups, canteen covers, tires,
accounting machines, etc.
At the Disposal Yard, Bldg.
303 F, are 110 lots including
kitchen sinks, gasoline engines,
portable hand operated crane,
tents, oil. steel storage bins,
generator sets. 1962 Plymouth
Station Wagon, etc.
Inspection may be made
daily beginning May 12
between 8 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.,
and day of sale until sale
begins. Property must be paid
for and removed by May 23.
( all 363-7202 for more infor
mation.
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OPEN HOUSE at Clayton County Jail Sunday, May 18,
3 to 6 p.m. The public is cordially invited to tour the
newly redecorated and renovated jail facilities, also an
opportunity to meet Sheriff Robert A. Deyton and his
staff who serve the citizens of Clayton County 24 hours
each day.
C.B. Club Plans
Second Jamboree
The Metro Modulators Citi
zens Band Radio Club will hold
its second annual jamboree at
South Park Recreation Center
in Last Point on May 24 and
25.
The jamboree will have dis
plays of radio equipment as
well as food and games. A
number of prizes will be given
away.
There will be a dance Satur
day night, beginning at 8 p.m.
A church service will be held at
the jamboree site Sunday
morning at 10 a m. The Rev. J.
L. Whitlock will speak
There will also be provisions
for camping at the site.
Grand prize Golden Eagle
Mark 11.
ARROWHEAD
LAKES
FAYETTEVILLE, GA.
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7969 Opening
MAY 17
OPEN UNTIL DEC. 1
Season permits given for
largest bass and largest
bream caught on open
ing day.
THREE LAKES • 5, 15 and 20
acres, stocked with bass and
bream from 10 to 15 years.
Clean, grassy banks and good
road around lakes.
ONE FEE to fish all 3 lakes,
$1.25. Aluminum Boats, $1.25.
You may use your own boat
but no motors.
SEASON PERMIT $25.00. Own
er of Season Permit may bring
one guest any time and also
have free use of boat when
available
DIRECTIONS
From Forest Park and Jones
boro, go South on Fayetteville
Rd. 6 miles to McDonough Rd.
and follow signs.
y M VICKERY, Mgr
Mrs. George Atkins,
Res. Oper
Variety Show
Considered
Big Success
The Clayton County
Variety Show, sponsored by
the Clayton County Citizen
Bank Radio Club, was held Sat
urday night, April 26, in the
North Clayton Junior High
school auditorium in College
Park.
The Show was considered a
big success and everyone en
joyed such entertainers as
Johnny Kay (WPLO), the Bal
lew Sisters, the Traveleers, the
Country Cousins and many
more fine groups.
Proceeds from the show will
be turned over to the Clayton
County Hospital Authority to
furnish a room.
The Clayton County CB
Club gave away a new Citizen
band radio and a portable TV.
The winner of the CB radio
was Ed Roberts. 2200
Meadowlane Drive, SW, Atlan
ta, and the winner of the TV
was C. M. Thompson, River
dale.
Any CB’ers interested in
joining the Clayton County CB
Club can do so by calling Ed
Roberts. 344-0259.
Gamma Beta
Picks Clayton
Girls to Honor
Gamma Beta Chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Inter
national recently named Mrs.
H. A. Thach as their Outstand
ing Pledge of the Year and Mrs.
C. S. Page as their Outstanding
Girl of the Year.
Mrs. Thach joined ESA in
April, 1968. When she com
pleted her six-month pledge
period in October, she had
accumulated over 1,000
achievement points. She has
donated over 50 hours of time
to philanthropic work. She and
her husband, Herschel, are the
parents of two lovely children,
Herschel. Jr., 7 and Holly, 4.
They reside at 3963 Rocky
For Sale: Vacation retreat.
One room. All steel exterior.
Fiber glass insulation. 2 louvered,
screened windows. Drapes all
around.Wood-panelled interior.
Pop-up top with luggage rack.
Sleeps 2 adults, 3 children.
Clothes closet. Linen closet. 3-shelf
storage cabinet. Pantry. Dinette.
Icebox. Water supply. 2 utility
tables and reading lamp included.
Price: $ 3,239 complete. Open
for inspection at our Volkswagen
showroom. Let us show you through
the Campmobile.
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A “TH a
FOREST PARKER SIGNS—DeKaIb Junior College basket
bailer Tom Richardson (right) of Forest Park signs a
grant-in-aid with Samford University in Birmingham as
Samford coach Van L. Washer looks on smilingly. The
6-5, 195-pound Richardson averaged 14 points and 13 re
bounds for DeKalb JC last season. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Richardson of 4116 Conley Circle, Forest
Park.
Valley Drive in Conley.
Mrs. Page has served as
Gamma Beta’s president since
June. 1968. She has contri
buted greatly to the activities
of the chapter and recently
achieved the First Degree of
the Pallas Athene Award, the
chapter's first. She and her
husband, Sam, reside at 4735
Courtney Drive in Forest Park.
Gamma Beta held its annual
election of officers at their reg
ular meeting April 1. The re
sults are as follows: President,
Mrs. Eddy P. Holliday; Vice
President, Mrs. Herschel A.
Thach; Treasurer, Mrs. James
F. Henson; and Educational
Director, Mrs. Carl S. Page.
When do you thin pecan
trees? 1 he rule of thumb given
by R. L. Livingston, head of
the Cooperative Extension
Service horticulture depart
ment, is to begin thinning oper
ations when the limbs begin to
overlap in all directions.
Dalton Carpet Sales
and Installation
For free estimates and personal consultation
Call 278-3636
Or Write DALTON CARPETS, 700 Juniper
Avenue, Dalton, Ga. 30720
Senior High Band
Concert Friday
The Senior High School
band will have a concert Friday
evening. May 16, at 8 p.m. at
the Senior High Gym. Make
your plans not to attend. Ad
mission is free. The Music-
Club will have a paper sale at
the Senior High gym Saturday
morning, June 7. Please plan to
bring papers before noon that
day or call 366-7072,
366-9605, 366-2098 for pick
up of large quantities.
The last meeting of the
Music Club will be May 26 at 8
p.m. at the Senior High School
band room. All parents of band
students coming into the
Senior High next year are in
vited to attend this meeting.
Refreshments will be served.
Barbara Gautney will install
the officers for 1969-70.
Barbara Beard
Publicity Chairman
